WFM Agent Schedule and Statistics dataset
The WFM Agent Schedule and Statistics dataset contains the following data:
Actual
| Data field | Definition |
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| Admin Time (h) | The time agents spend on administrative tasks, in hours. The information is based on the states which are logged from the ACD/CTI platform. |
| Admin Time (m) | The time agents spend on administrative tasks, in minutes. The information is based on the states which are logged from the ACD/CTI platform. |
| Admin Time (s) | The time agents spend on administrative tasks, in seconds. The information is based on the states which are logged from the ACD/CTI platform. |
| After Call Work (h) | After call work (ACW) is the total time in hours, the agent spends on a customer contact, after they have finished talking to the customer. |
| After Call Work (m) | After call work (ACW) is the total time in minutes, the agent spends on a customer contact, after they have finished talking to the customer. |
| After Call Work (s) | After call work (ACW) is the total time in seconds, the agent spends on a customer contact, after they have finished talking to the customer. |
| Agent Answered Volume | A call, chat, email, or task that has been answered by an agent on a specific queue. |
| Agent Answered Volume / Ready Hour |
The number of calls, chats, emails, or tasks answered by an agent divided by the number of hours in ready state. |
| Agent Handling Time (h) | Total time in hours that an agent spends on a call or task including the after call work. |
| Agent Handling Time (m) | Total time in minutes that an agent spends on a call or task including the after call work. |
| Agent Handling Time (s) | Total time in seconds that an agent spends on a call or task including the after call work. |
| Agent Hold Time (h) | Total time in hours that calls are on hold for an agent and queue. |
| Agent Hold Time (m) | Total time in minutes that calls are on hold for an agent and queue. |
| Agent Hold Time (s) | Total time in seconds that calls are on hold for an agent and queue. |
| Agent Talk Time (h) | Total time in hours agents spend talking to customers based on the states which are logged from the ACD/CTI platform. |
| Agent Talk Time (m) | Total time in minutes agents spend talking to customers based on the states which are logged from the ACD/CTI platform. |
| Agent Talk Time (s) | Total time in seconds agents spend talking to customers based on the states which are logged from the ACD/CTI platform. |
| Agents Ready | The number of agents who were in the state "ready." An agent is counted as "ready" as soon as he/she has any logged in time at any point during a period. |
| Avg After Call Work (s) | The time in seconds agents spend on calls after they have finished talking to the customer, divided by all answered calls on queue. |
| Avg Handling Time (s) | The amount of time it takes on average to handle a contact to completion, including talk time plus after call work time calculated by total handling time/answered calls on queue. |
| Avg Hold Time (s) | The average hold time calculated as total hold time / total number of answered calls on queue level. |
| Avg Talk Time (s) | The average talk time calculated as total talk time / total number of answered calls. |
| Direct Incoming Calls | Calls made directly to an agent, not through queue. |
| Direct Incoming Talk Time (s) | Total time that agents spend in calls made directly to an agent, not through queue. |
| Direct Outbound Calls | Number of outgoing calls made by an agent. Depending on the CTI platform used, this measure may not include outbound calls that were not completed. i.e. unanswered. |
| Direct Outbound Talk Time (s) | Total time agents spend talking in outbound calls made by an agent. |
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Idle Time (h) |
The time agents spend idling, i.e. waiting for a customer call/chat etc. The information is based on the states which are logged from the ACD/CTI platform through an integration. Idle time is considered to be ready time. |
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Idle Time (m) |
The time agents spend idling, i.e. waiting for a customer call/chat etc. The information is based on the states which are logged from the ACD/CTI platform through an integration. Idle time is considered to be ready time. |
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Idle Time (s) |
The time agents spend idling, i.e. waiting for a customer call/chat etc. The information is based on the states which are logged from the ACD/CTI platform through an integration. Idle time is considered to be ready time. |
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Logged In Time (h) |
The time when the agent is logged in to the ACD/CTI platform. All logged in time is either ready time or not ready time and this is defined by the states which the agents are in. |
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Logged In Time (m) |
The time when the agent is logged in to the ACD/CTI platform. All logged in time is either ready time or not ready time and this is defined by the states which the agents are in. |
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Logged In Time (s) |
The time when the agent is logged in to the ACD/CTI platform. All logged in time is either ready time or not ready time and this is defined by the states which the agents are in. |
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Not Ready Time (h) |
The total time in hours when agents are logged in on the ACD/CTI platform but are in a not ready state. Not ready states are states where the agent is, for example, paused or doing some admin work which is not considered ready. Not ready time is consequently all time where the agents are in one of the not ready states. |
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Not Ready Time (m) |
The total time in minutes when agents are logged in on the ACD/CTI platform but are in a not ready state. Not ready states are states where the agent is, for example, paused or doing some admin work which is not considered ready. Not ready time is consequently all time where the agents are in one of the not ready states. |
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Not Ready Time (s) |
The total time in seconds when agent are logged in on the ACD/CTI platform but are in a not ready state. Not ready states are states where the agent is, for example, paused or doing some admin work which is not considered ready. Not ready time is consequently all time where the agents are in one of the not ready states. |
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Occupancy (%) (Ready Time - Idle Time / Ready Time) |
The percentage of ready time that an agent spends actively handling contacts (incoming calls, after call work, outbound calls). |
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Readiness (%) |
The percentage of the logged-in time the agents are in a ready state. |
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Ready Time (h) |
Agents are considered to be ready if they are logged in on the ACD/CTI platform and are in a ready state. Ready states are states where the agent is, for example, ready to take a call, in a call, or doing after call work. Ready time is consequently all time where the agents are in one of the ready states. |
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Ready Time (m) |
Agents are considered to be ready if they are logged in on the ACD/CTI platform and are in a ready state. Ready states are states where the agent is, for example, ready to take a call, in a call, or doing after-call work. Ready time is consequently all time where the agents are in one of the ready states. |
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Ready Time (s) |
Agents are considered to be ready if they are logged in on the ACD/CTI platform and are in a ready state. Ready states are states where the agent is, for example, ready to take a call, in a call, or doing after call work. Ready time is consequently all time where the agents are in one of the ready states. |
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Transfer Rate (%) |
The percentage of calls that are transferred out of the total calls handled. |
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Transferred Calls |
A call that is transferred from one agent or queue to another. |
Date Interval
| Data field | Definition |
|---|---|
| Date Interval | A date and time value representing the reporting interval in which the data was captured. Interval duration depends on the system configuration. |
External Logon
| Data field | Definition |
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| External Logon ID |
External logon denotes login identities imported from external systems, used for single sign on, to access external data, or to synchronize user accounts and provide statistics. A single user can have several external logon accounts, providing separate statistics for each account. Several users can share the same external logon, but we do not recommend this because in this case no distinct statistics per user can be provided. |
| External Logon Log Data Source | Where the external logon details came from. For example, the ACD or other systems. |
| External Logon Name | External logon denotes login identities imported from external systems, used for single sign in, to access external data, or to synchronise user accounts and provide statistics. A single user can have several external logon accounts, providing separate statistics for each account. Several users can share the same external logon, but we do not recommend this because in this case no distinct statistics per user can be provided. |
Organization
| Data field | Definition |
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| Business Unit Code | The Calabrio ONE database GUID for the business unit. |
| Business Unit Name | The organizational unit at the top of the business hierarchy. It can contain one or more sites. |
| Site Code | The Calabrio ONE database GUID for the site. |
| Site Name | A site is a unit in the business hierarchy, belonging to a business unit and containing one or more teams. |
| Team Code | The Calabrio ONE database GUID for a team. |
| Team Name |
The display name for the collection of agents. |
Person
| Data field | Definition |
|---|---|
| Agent Skill Set Code | The Calabrio ONE database GUID for the agent skill set. |
| Agent Skill Set Name | A unique combination of assigned skills for an agent. |
| Employment End Date | The date when the person's employment ended in Calabrio ONE. |
| Employment Number |
This number associated with the person appears if your Calabrio ONE system is connected to your Human Resources Management System (HRMS). |
| Employment Start Date | The date when the person's employment started in Calabrio ONE. |
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First Name |
The user's first name. |
| Is Agent |
Whether or not the person is an agent. 1 = yes, 0 = no. |
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Is Person Deleted |
Whether or not a person is deleted. 1 = yes, 0 = no. |
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Is User |
Whether or not a person is a user in WFM. 1 = yes, 0 = no. |
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Last Name |
The user's last name. |
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Person Code |
The unique ID of a WFM person. |
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Person Contract Code |
The Calabrio ONE database GUID of the person contract. |
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Person Contract Name |
The display name of the person contract. |
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Person Email |
The user's email address. |
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Person Name |
The full name of the agent in the WFM system. A person is considered to be an agent if he/she belongs to a team. The person code/ID connected is a unique identifier for the person in the WFM system regardless of person period. |
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Person Note |
This data comes from an open-text field in the People module. |
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Person Parttime % |
The percentage of a full-time schedule that a part-time agent works. For example, an agent who works half time has a parttime % of .5. |
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Person Period Note |
A comment that is added to the person period. This data comes from an open-text field in the People module. |
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Person Timezone |
The timezone associated with the user's WFM settings. |
Schedule
| Data field | Definition |
|---|---|
| Absenteeism (%) | How much of the scheduled contract time the agents have been absent calculated as Scheduled contract absence time / Scheduled contract time. |
| Planned Overtime (h) | The originally planned overtime in hours for an agent. If an agent was scheduled to work overtime but is absent, he/she will not be compensated for the overtime. |
| Planned Overtime (m) | The originally planned overtime in minutes for an agent. If an agent was scheduled to work overtime but is absent, he/she will not be compensated for the overtime. |
| Planned Overtime (s) | The originally planned overtime in seconds for an agent. If an agent was scheduled to work overtime but is absent, he/she will not be compensated for the overtime. |
| Scheduled Contract Absence Time (h) | All contract time in hours for absence types. One may specify per absence type whether it should be considered contract time or not. |
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Scheduled Contract Absence Time (m) |
All contract time in minutes for absence types. One may specify per absence type whether it should be considered contract time or not. |
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Scheduled Contract Absence Time (s) |
All contract time in seconds for absence types. One may specify per absence type whether it should be considered contract time or not. |
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Scheduled Contract Time (h) |
The time in hours for which the agent has been contracted to work. The amount is defined per agent using contract, contract schedule, part-time percentage, and schedule period. One may specify per activity and absence whether it should be considered contract time or not. |
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Scheduled Contract Time (m) |
The time in minutes for which the agent has been contracted to work. The amount is defined per agent using contract, contract schedule, part-time percentage, and schedule period. One may specify per activity and absence whether it should be considered contract time or not. |
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Scheduled Contract Time (s) |
The time in hh:mm:ss for which the agent has been contracted to work. The amount is defined per agent using contract, contract schedule, part-time percentage and schedule period. One may specify per activity and absence whether it should be considered contract time or not. |
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Scheduled Overtime (h) |
All time in hours worked beyond the normal contract time. |
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Scheduled Overtime (m) |
All time in minutes worked beyond the normal contract time. |
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Scheduled Overtime (s) |
All time in seconds worked beyond the normal contract time. |
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Scheduled Paid Time (h) |
All scheduled time in hours that is paid for, could be both absence and activity. Whether an activity or absence should be regarded as paid time is defined per activity and absence. |
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Scheduled Paid Time (m) |
All scheduled time in minutes that is paid for, could be both absence and activity. Whether an activity or absence should be regarded as paid time is defined per activity and absence. |
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Scheduled Paid Time (s) |
All scheduled time in seconds that is paid for, could be both absence and activity. Whether an activity or absence should be regarded as paid time is defined per activity and absence. |
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Scheduled Ready Time (h) |
Time in hours when agents are scheduled to be logged in and ready to handle customer contacts. |
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Scheduled Ready Time (m) |
Time in minutes when agents are scheduled to be logged in and ready to handle customer contacts. |
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Scheduled Ready Time (s) |
Time in seconds when agents are scheduled to be logged in and ready to handle customer contacts. |
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Scheduled Time (h) |
All the scheduled time in hours, regardless if it is contract time, work time, or absence time. |
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Scheduled Time (m) |
All the scheduled time in minutes, regardless if it is contract time, work time, or absence time. |
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Scheduled Time (s) |
All the scheduled time in seconds, regardless if it is contract time, work time, or absence time. |
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Scheduled Work Time (h) |
The reported or calculated time used performing an activity (work-related tasks) or in absence. Whether an activity or absence should be regarded as work time is defined per activity and absence. |
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Scheduled Work Time (m) |
The reported or calculated time used performing an activity (work-related tasks) or in absence. Whether an activity or absence should be regarded as work time is defined per activity and absence. |
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Scheduled Work Time (s) |
The reported or calculated time used performing an activity (work-related tasks), or in absence. Whether an activity or absence should be regarded as work time is defined per activity and absence. |
Schedule & Actual Calcs
| Data field | Definition |
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| Agent Answered Volume / Scheduled Ready Hour | The number of calls, chats, emails, or tasks answered by an agent divided by the scheduled ready time in hours for the default scenario. |
| Ready Time / Scheduled Ready Time (%) | The percentage of actual ready time compared to the scheduled ready time. |
Shift Category
| Data field | Definition |
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| Is Shift Category Deleted | Whether or not a shift category is deleted. 1 = yes, 0 = no. |
| Shift Category ID | A shift category is a group page for shifts. The shift categories are used for preferences, rotations, fairness, and shift category limitations. |
| Shift Category Name | A shift category is a group page for shifts. The shift categories are used for preferences, rotations, fairness, and shift category limitations. |
| Shift Category Short Name | The abbreviation for the shift category that your organization configures in WFM. |
| Shift Category Status | Whether the shift category is Active or Deleted. |
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Shift End Date |
The date on which an agent’s scheduled shift ends. |
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Shift Start Date |
The date on which an agent’s scheduled shift starts. |
Shift Length
| Data field | Definition |
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| Shift Length (h) | The shift length is the total time of a shift. Use the Shift Length to sort or filter measures for Agent Schedule and Preferences. |
| Shift Length (m) | The duration of the shift in minutes. |
| Shift Length ID | The Calabrio ONE database ID for the shift length. |
System
| Data field | Definition |
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system_person_code |
The unique ID of a WFM person. |
| system_realm_id |
The Calabrio ONE database ID for the Calabrio realm that the tenant is in. |
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system_team_code |
The Calabrio ONE database GUID for a team. |
| system_tenant_id |
The Calabrio ONE database ID for the tenant. |